Lyngblomsten Care Center

Alex311

Only about 25% of the nurses actually care there. My grandma was repeatingly telling the nurses about my grandpa's cough and they did nothing about it until he had to get sent to the ER. At the er they found out he had pneumonia and influenza. We also came there one morning and he was COVERED with feces and when we went to talk to the head nurse about it she asked what the problem was and while me and my grandma were in the middle of telling her she answers the phone. Absolute abhorant and negilligent care.

Katie

My mother spent time here not the worst she stayed at…but close. Non caring foreign speaking staff most indifferent. The administration same disinterest. Money sure buys decent care today! Sad.

Questionable

Rooms all right.Food average or lacking.Cares not good if you can get someone to care.Terribble time understanding.Horrible wound care and lack of compassion

Not a good place

Terrible ALF DON never there can’t keep help don’t care

Diane

My father-in-law is in Lyngblomsten Care Center. It's been very good. They are good communicators. The facilities are very neat and clean, and the people are friendly. The staff members have been very kind. My father-in-law tells us about the people he sees each day, and he's been very happy with that. His biggest concern is that after dinner sometimes he has to stay in the dining room too long. The overall condition of the place is very clean, and it smells neat. It's inviting. I've been in the dining room while my father-in-law is eating, and it looks very appetizing. He's been happy with his food. They have a good variety, and they have plenty of food, so the food seems good.

donnadecker23

DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!!!!!! if I could give this place zero stars i would, I chose this place for my mother as a TCU facility so she could get stronger and get her mobility back. she was here for a day and a half. first red flag as soon as I walked into the room it was disgustingly hot (it was 85 degrees outside this day) and as stated from one of the nurses "its against state law to turn the heat off" there's no such law. my mother requested female nurses and was told "no there's no females nurses." she waited two hours to be hooked up to her feeding tube and for anyone to check in on my mother aside from the 5 minutes of intake paperwork. as well as her food and medications spewed all over my mother. when cleaning my mother not a single person wiped her down at all so a rash quickly started on her behind. I came to visit my mother the final day she was here she was sobbing from the mistreatment shes received in the small amount of time. my mother wanted to leave so badly so the family quickly packed all of her belongings up and brought her home. Once she arrived home I took 45 minutes to an hour cleaning my mother up as her feeding tube was completely clogged up and wasn't getting proper flushes as she needed. as well as many more issues and signs of mistreatment. per quote my mother "these nurses and nurse aids all graduated at the bottom of their class as they had no clue of what they were doing" as well as no one spoke fluent english.